Argentine High School - Mustang Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

Page 32 text:

They Present Music Adding musical color to home basketball games and pep assem- blies with spirited music were these 21 top instrumental students chosen from A. H. S.'s marching band. This is the second year for this group to boast snappy uni- forms of royal blue corduroy jack- ets with Argentine spelled out in white lettering on the back and gold mustang insignias on the front. White western style hats polished off their snappy uni- forms. Pep band members from left to right, ROW ONE: J. Wax, M. Linton, P. Stuteville, D. Stewart, J. Holland. SECOND ROW: D. Meyer , R. NicLum, T. Borlow, I. Manuel. THIRD ROW: C. Jefferies, B. Salser, J. McColl, W. Mjbley. FCORTH ROW: J. Lawson, E. Venij, A. Soto, F. Ingcls, R. Morgon.

Page 31 text:

Our Alma Mater Members of the Mixed Chorus ore left to right, ROW ONE: 0. Gordoer, M. Winger», P. Minnij, D. Helmuth, S. Foss, M. Madrigal, N. Kiser, A. King, V . Toylor, B. Wedderstrond, M. Norton, C. Solos. SECOND ROW: P. Wright, P. Hughes, E. Grimes, S. Weber, M. Hilt, D. Anderson, M. Dovis, J. Montooth, 8. Nichols, M. Friberg, B. Venturo, B. Hopkins. THIRD ROW: M. Lopez, J. Messinger, J. Mclnnes, R. Watkins, B. Rodriquez, D. McWilliams, L. Long, R. Porter, J. Adkins, F. Ledesma, M. Ledesma, B. Boker, A. Neol. FOURTH ROW: J. Arnold, J. Neecc, M. Culey, R. Emcrt, J. Gallo, C. Toylor, M. Lenta, H. Purinton, G. Clymo, G. Marble, L. Mayo, V. Briggs, I. Lowson. With pride the two largest vocal groups of Argentine high posed for their yearbook pictures. They were attired in one of the vocal music department's biggest achievements of many years—new choir robes. These robes were finally obtained after long hours of work and concentration on the part of Leonard VanCamp, vocal instructor, vocal students of the past two years and the helpful assistance of the Argentine P.T.A. The robes are royal blue and have reversible white and gold satin stole collars. The two largest vocal groups at A.H.S. were the Girls' Gleeclub,44 members strong, which met on third hour time, and the Mixed Chorus, 50 members strong, which met on fifth hour time. These two classes participated in the Fall Festival of Song, Christmas Program, and other vocal and instru- mental events. They, as the other vocal groups, were under the direction of Leonard VanCamp. Officers of Girls' Glee club were Marjorie King, pres, and Joyce Holland, vice-pres. Officers of Mixed Chorus were Jeanne Arnold, pres, and Jerry Adkins, vice-ores. Member» of Girl ' Glee club were left to right, ROW ONE: S. Wright, J. Henderson, D. Hernandez, M. Linton, G. Hout», D. Co»tleberry, D. Riggj, L. Oropezo, S. Steele. SECOND ROW: J. Pickorjki, J. Miller, S. Bell, C. Tyru», S. Thomo», M. Ridgeway, P. Adcox, K. White, L. William», W. Powell, D. Seckinger. THIRD ROW: N. Clevenger, A. Clymo, C. Davidson, J. Watkins, C. Mohony, C. Rutledge, M. King, J. Sfondi»h, J. Hollond, K. Hout», E. Johmon, E. Cotton. FOURTH ROW: S. Burge, I. Sharp, C. Eden, J. Priddy, J. Schleicker, L. Hoync», J. Thompson, L. Kilgore, F. Smith, J. Lorimore, J. Starnes, R. Gutteridge.

Page 33 text:

With Beauty and Rhythm A. H.S. 's symphony orchestra provided musical en- tainment on various occasions during the school year. They furnished music for dramatic produc- tions. The orchestra was one of three groups which helped to present one of the most outstanding Christmas programs ever presented at Argentine and participated in the Spring Concert. Officers of the orchestra were Bob Jenkins, pres.; Sharon Fry, vice-pres,; and Barbara Mullin, sec. The largest of four groups under the direction of Vincent May was the 90 piece blue and gold marching band. The music makers played for all home football games and contributed to half-time entertainment. Performing on Oklahoma Day during the American Royal, marching in the Amer- ican Royal and Argentine Activities parades and participating in the Spring Concert kept this group busy. Officers were Judy Pringle, pres,; Clifford Jefferies, vice-pres,; Joyce Holland, sec.; and Frank Ingels, treas.